advanced site path routing

It has been 7 years. Is it possible to do this today with UTM ?

I was trying to do exactly as this threat say

Make this URL from a virtual server 
http://myserver/  (Notice: Root server)

redirect to this path : http://masterserver/myserver1/  (Notice: Sub-folder of a Real Webserver)

* I'm not able to do it by using "Site Path Routing", because I can only map to the root folder of a real webserver. Not to a sub-folder of a real webservers

* I'm not able to do it by using "Request Redirection" for / (root) folder because it doesn't redirect / folder

I'm running on version 9.601-5. Please help!

Please show pictures of the Edits of your Virtual Server, the related Site-Path Route and of the non-working Request Redirection.

Cheers - Bob

I have the same issue, UTM 9. 

Recently installed a new webserver

mysite.abc.org

but need it to redirect to mysite.abc.org/sitename

I have virtual and real webservers setup, if I manually type the address in I can access the site.  However the Request Redirection did nothing, and I tried to manually modify the Site Path Routing to include the post / sitename, but the site then errors out. 

I too would appreciate any guidance you can provide. 

Please see my response to Khoa Pham above, Chris.

Cheers - Bob

Man, you are the king of obfuscation!  LOL!  But, you left enough for us to see that you have "/helpspot" in the 'Source' 'Path' of your Request Redirection instead of just "/".  Does it work once you've made that change?

Cheers - Bob 

Ha!  I actually couldn't remember what most had done when posting internal images to this site, so I figured if you need something unblocked I could do that rather than leave something out there.  I appreciate your humorous take!!  

I made the change you suggested and get the following: 

Redirection cannot be enabled because the source path is already used by the site path route '/ (10)'.

Any other advice you have for me on this? 

Thanks!! 

Hi,

you have to disable the site path route for '/'. Then, you can enable the redirection on path '/'.

Best,
Sabine

What if you disable the Site Path Route for /?

Cheers - Bob

What if you disable the Site Path Route for /?

Cheers - Bob